Recipe Schema for Food Bloggers: What Google Actually Requires

Google requires only two properties for the recipe rich result. Here is what recipe schema needs, the image shapes it recommends, and how to test it.
Generative Engine Optimization for Food Bloggers: What Works and What’s Hype

Google says optimizing for AI search is still SEO. Here is what the data says food bloggers should, and shouldn’t, do about generative engine optimization.
Zero-Click Searches Are Eating Your Recipe Traffic. Here’s What Actually Still Works.

Zero-click searches now account for roughly 6 in 10 Google searches, and even more when AI Overviews appear. Here’s what that means specifically for food bloggers, and the one strategy that still gets recipes clicked.
ChatGPT Won’t Save Your Food Blog. Here’s What Will.

Every food blogger I know is using ChatGPT to publish faster. Here’s the problem: that’s exactly what Google is now trained to identify — and bury. This post breaks down why AI content fails the E-E-A-T test, and what the experience-first content stack actually looks like for food bloggers recovering traffic in 2026.
The HCU Antidote: Your E-E-A-T Playbook for Traffic Recovery

Did Google’s HCU update devastate your food blog’s traffic? It’s not a temporary penalty—it’s the new baseline. The algorithm now rewards “people-first” content, and E-E-A-T is the metric to prove it. This post is the tactical playbook you need to stop the traffic bleed, align your strategy with E-E-A-T (especially the new “E” for Experience), and start recovering your business.